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Charging toward a more sustainable future: UW-Stout unveils new electric vehicle charging stations
Stations open to campus and community members, visitors; adding to university’s ongoing energy solutions
Children’s Art Club gives preservice teachers place to ‘share in the joy of creating’
Mentorships, internships build creative community for students on, off campus
International students use quarantine to build relationships, learn about campus
Imagine traveling more than 8,400 miles to study abroad during a global pandemic and to be welcomed in an unfamiliar culture and destination by needing to spend
More than 50 films to be featured at Red Cedar Film Festival July 29-Aug. 1
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The Red Cedar Film Festival is back in person, ready to explore and expand the art of film with 53 selections from nine countries.
Professor studies water storage possibilities for Peruvian organic farm women
Collecting and saving water during the wet season in Urubamba, Peru, could help a group of local, organic farmers continue their livelihood and traditions into
Hired before graduation, business administration major ‘loved every aspect’ of UW-Stout experience
Christiansen, a first-generation student, is proud to graduate early
Stout Scholar has ‘a true passion for teaching,’ takes on new leadership roles
Follow O'Brien's third year as she prepares for prestudent teaching
The parent trip: Return home during COVID-19 inspired Ambriz to earn UW-Stout degree, football honors
When Jesus Ambriz thinks back to 2019, he sees a young man who was excited to begin college and play football at UW-Stout — but one who had a lot to learn.
Overnight city shelter gets boost from student volunteers
On a chilly January morning at Winter Haven, an overnight shelter in Menomonie, University of Wisconsin-Stout student volunteer Serena Petersen sat at the woode